Victoria Bryant State Park, State park in Franklin County, Georgia, United States
Victoria Bryant State Park covers 502 acres near Franklin Springs in the Georgia Piedmont, where the North Fork of the Broad River runs through hardwood forest. The park holds a swimming pool, an 18-hole golf course, two fishing ponds, five picnic shelters and a nature center.
Paul Bryant owned the land and donated it in the early 1950s for a state park, on the condition that it be named after his late mother, Victoria Bryant. The park covers 502 acres near Franklin Springs, and the North Fork of the Broad River runs through it.
The park hosts the Junior-Senior Catfish Rodeo over Memorial Day weekend, a Father-Son Golf Tournament, and a Civil War enactment each June. The 18-hole course is crossed by the North Fork of the Broad River, which adds water hazards to several holes.
The park provides camping areas for tents and RVs, picnic shelters, and marked trails for hiking. Seasonal swimming is available during warm months, and archery areas are set up for visitors.
The park's 18-hole golf course is crossed by the North Fork of the Broad River, which adds water hazards to several holes. The land came from Paul Bryant, who donated it in the early 1950s on the condition that it be named for his mother, Victoria Bryant.
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